[Daniel]

Defineatly Steinway. I love it only :wub: . Your Avatar is a Fazioli, Harvey?

 

[Daniel]

Falcone i don't know the tone either :lol:. There's another problem: playing or hearing live or only from CD, that has a big influence to your decision. And actually i didn't hear many of this list live.

 

[Daniel]

never liked faziolis much (though I never heard one). I guess I just would rather drive a royce than a ferrari (or a corvette in the case of steinways I suppose)

:lol: nice analogy :lol:

 

[Daniel]

You know Chopin let Pleyel send him a grand piano specially to Mallorca during his time there?

 

[Daniel]

I really need to "meet" a Blüthner. I never tried or heard any.

You are very right with Pleyel. I think they are one of the most personal pianos.

And welcome to the board, Frankie.

 

[Daniel]

When I search in newspaper announcments, Blüthners always seemed to be more cheap, but they were low and middle price class...I don't know high price class, ...

 

[Daniel]

It is NOW on the list, yes.

 

[Daniel]

Everett? I don't know, didn't hear any...if I do, I will post immiadetely.

 

[Daniel]

I see often middle (maybe lower) class grand Blüthners for around 5 000 - 10 000$.

 

[Daniel]

This Blüthneergrand would be ideal for me! I prefer soft, but clear articulated touch response...The Steinway of my teacher is similiar in a way...though I think not Steinways are always...

What stuff are you working on currently, Frankie?

 

[Daniel]

Yes, usually. But if it is an grand which is a bit older, it gets more soft and different articulated, that's why I love my teacher's one.

What piano are you practising on, Harvey?